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NEw ADvERTr.EmENrs ro-DA,
PENALTIES OF-IMPRUDFNCE.

Summer is at hand-the time of year when old
heads and young become imprudent get over
heated, cool of suddenly, catch cold, headache,
nervous disorders, and thousand and one other
troubles. Preaching prudence is played out
The only thing to do is-after you have contracted
one or more OF these pains-to cure yourself as
quickly as possible. Small pains are not to be
neglected except at the risk Of serious conse-
quenceS. Remove them at once. 1t can be done
by an application of one or more of ALLoocK's
Porous PLAsTERs, recognized the world over as
the best external remedy ever made. Mind you
don't neglect your little ills They outgrow ev-
erything else and II let alone cost you more than
you can ever know. Remember ALLcocK's
PLAsTERs.
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Advice 20 Mothers. - MRS. WINSL0W'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; 1t produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain and the little
cherub, awakes as "bright as a BUTTON" 1t is
very pleasant TO taste. 1t soothes the child soft
ems the gums, allays all PAIN relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best known remedy
for disrrhga, whether arising from teethIng or
other causes. twenty-five cents bottle.
JAMIE FM&W&w1y
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RINES BROTHERS.
GRAND ARMY EXCURSION
BAR HARBoR
ELLSWORTH!
JULY z, 3 and 4, 1887.
BOswOrth POst,G.A.R.
accompanied by their friends.

Leave Portland Saturday. July 2d, at Gas am,
arrive In Bangor 11.55 a. m, making a stop Ia
Bangor OF hours; leave Bangor at p. m, ar
rive al Bar HarbOr al 4.3O p. m.
Arrangements have been made for the enter
tainment OF the excursiOnists at the West End
Hotel, .. M. Shaw. Proprietor, for $3.50 per day.
Leave Bar Harbor either 40 p. m. July 80, or
$50 a. m. July 4th, for Ellsworth where there
Will be grand parade Of Grand Army Posts aud
the unwilling OF the Soldiers Monument erected
by the citizens OF Ellsworth
Return by special train Monday night, July 4th.
Fare for the round trip $500, which Is less than
half fare.
Tickets can be obtained Of the committee and at
the following places: Banks ApOthecary Store,
Loring, Short 4 Harmon, Geo. NJ. Young.
J. NJ PECK, N. SMART,
Il. A. NORTON, GEO. @. KENNEDY,
FRED w. WILEY, Committee.
ie24 dtd
ET THE PEOPLE KNOW-That the
II West End Laundry 252 Bracket, st. Cor. OF
Carleton st., Is now open and prepared 10 do all
kinds Of fancy and plain laundry work at the
cheapest price. PatrOniZe home Industry. Goods
called for and delivered free. MRS. II. A. HER
BERT. PAL
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HORSES!

WE have lust received another car load Of
w Horses from New Hampshire and Vermont
An extra lot which we offer for sale or exchange
at fair value and finest representation. II. C. &
EDWARD SANDS, No. rs Main street. Saco.
ie2A div
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Cartor's Little Liver Pills are free from all crude
and irritating matter. Concentrated medicine
only; very small; very easy to take; no pain; no
gripping; no purgng. jun21d&w1w
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
BRIEF JoTrINcs.

BRFoRB JUDGE GOULD.
THURsDAY-James Sheehan and George Coop
er. lntoxication; each fined So and costs.
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From w. L. shctwell, 2o4 Orange St., New
ark, N. Y, Messrs. Kinsman g. Co.-Gents: "
am pleased to recommend Adamsons Cough Bal
sam as a sure cure for all it claims. would not
be without it. 1t has done me more good than
physicians prescriptions in three years. Trial
bottles 10 cents
inn 10 aodRw
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eOd&w

All persons afflicted with Dyspepsia, Dlarrhea,
Collie and all kinds of indigestion will find mme
date relief and sure cure by using Angostura
Bitters. The only genuine Is manufactured by
DIR. J. G. b. Siegert 4 Sons.
tun20 eod&wlw
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NOTICE.

THERE will be a special meeting Of Dirigo As
IL sembly, No. 2O5O, FRIDAY EVENING,
June gath, for members in good standing only as
business OF Importance is 10 come before the
meeting. Per order
Portland, June 20, 1887. NJ. W.
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NEW ADvERTIsRmENTs.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

he
0
ing er fea Estate situated IN said city belonging the
Of aid tand
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Makes the Weak Strong.

II was in bad condition with fainting spells and
general debility l was run down, ate hardly
anything, and hardly dared togo out on the street
Sarsaparilla has done me wonderful amount Of
good, as am now In good health again. MY ap-
petite has been good ever since taking the medi-
cine, and / can eat square meal with relish"
MRS. MoLLIE CUTTER, 119 Eleventh street. Cou-
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MAR RACES.

For washing delicate fabrics. The Index
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St. Joseph's Academy.

The commencement exercises at st.
Joseph's Academy, Deering, took place yes
terday afternoon at 3 o'clock. This was the
order of exercises:
March. ..................C. ID, Blak0
Chorus-Maybells and Flowers. Mendelssohn
Salutat0ry.
West End Polka. ID. Albert
Scenes dc Moere.
Vocal Duet.
Little Folks Trio. ............. .......Stearbbog
The Greatest Plague in Life.
RECITATION. .DOrOLny roses
scotch AIRS Czerny
Distribution of Prizes.
Gold Medal for Christian Conduct (presented by
the Rt Rev. Bishop)-Awarded to Miss
Mary Barry.
Gold Medal for Music (presented by a friend of
the Institute)-Awarded to Miss
Minnie Keller.
Medal for PantingrAwarded to Miss Alicia
KOhling
Medal for Fancy Work-Awarded to Miss Fay
Harmon.
Gold Pen for Penmanship-Awarded to Miss
Annie Anderson.
Crowns OF Honor for keeping names on Roll OF
Honor throughout the year-Awarded to
Misses Alicia and Adelaide KOhling
Valedlctory.
Beau Ciel. Chorus
Graduation honors were conferred on Miss
Minnie Keller, Josephine Young, Mary
Welch and Sadie Kenny
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The Forest City GRADUATED Sugar is ac-
knowledged fully equal if not superior to
any in this country.
1t is guaranteed strictly pure and only the
highest grades of sugar used in its manufac-
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

Visit to Portland of Ceur de Lion
commandery Of CharIestown.
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McGlinchy, Patrick. .

Merrill, Isaac D..
Murch, Albert S......
Murrry, Hugh. !.
Nolan, George, heirs.
o'Brion, Lewis. -.
O'Brion, Mary.........
O'Reily, Ann, heirs....
Osborne, William p. :.
Phillips, Elizabeth O..
Roberts, Louisa. .......
Roberts, Thomas F...{
Rogers, Catherine his.
+. M. Ray, Guardi'n,
Sanborn, William H..
sIsk, Michael. .........
Shelton, A. NJ, Mrs. =.
Small, Hannah. =.
Smith, Joseph L., hrs
Smith, Warren.
Smith, William H..
Sterling, Abraham T..
Sterling, Alpheus G. -
Sterling, Josiah, Jr..~ 1
Sterling, Quincy NJ.
Swasey, Elizabeth S..
SWEET, William, heirs.
Themes, Charles D.
Towle, Mary.......... \
Trefethen. Emily P.
Trefethen. William s. !
Trott, Jane b, Heirs. :.
Turner, Almira 49,.
Walsh, Joseph &. ......
Walsh, Robert. ....... /
Weeks, Joseph L., hrs.
WEIGH, Joanna k..... \
Whitcomb, Charles II.
Williams, Trlphena, J
nelrS............ 80.
Willis, william, heirs, f,
Winship, Margaret.
Woodman, Aaron, hrs |
And by virtue Of the a
tice, that unless said ia,
fore Monday, the 9th {
public auction at the TT
real estate, as may be n
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lis kept exclusively by the best grocers
nvarvUhpra
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NEW ADvERTIsRmENTs.

Rain Umbrellas, all sizes, SI.OO.
Rain Umbrellas, fast cOlOrs, usu-
al size, rs cents.
Ladies' Rubber Capes, all sizes, 9S
cents.
Children's Rubber Capes, all sizes,
SO cents each.
We are large buyers at first hands Of Rain I'm
brellas and GOssamers, and keep constantly a
large stock from which customers can often pur-
chase az less price than they cost the manufacture
or 10 produce.
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Gould, Edward .......
Gould, Frederick r. T..
Gould, Moses,.........
Greedy, Edward NJ.
Giiffin. John b..
Griffin, Thos. r., and
w1fe.................
Hall, Sarah S..........
Hampton, Elizab'h,
Hrs.
Harris, Augustus. go.
Jones, William J......
Kinsman, Clara Il. $50.
Knight. Green & Co.,.
Lappin, John J........
Lewis, Chase&Whitten
Lewis, Thaddeus Co..
Lonan, Jane, heirs....
Longfellow, Alex. W..
Maher, John P........
Mannlx, Daniel NJ.
Manuel, Phillip G., his
Warwick, Charles 4. -.
McCarty. Henry Pa.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sold by all druggists 81 six for So. Prepared on
ly by G. l. HOOD g. CO., Apothecares, Lowell,
Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
aDrl Q&W1Vnrm
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08

As to decoration, the brightest ofcolors are
used in the interior painting of the hotel,
and in some rooms frescoes prevail. Red
and sky blue is seen everywhere, and the
floors of the chambers and halls are paved
in marble and red tile. l write this letter
in my bedroom. There is no plaster on
the ceilings of the these hotels, and the
great rafters above me are a blue as the
bluest sky. The windows are almost rs
large as the side of the room and they are
kept open day and night. The bed is OF
iron, and the mattress was never made o;
feathers. 4 frame work extends on every
Cuban bed, and we sleep in cages Of coarse
lace, like that used for cheap curtains at
home. Most of the Cuban beds have no
mattresses. The sheets are stretched on
wire springs, and General Brice told me
he had great trouble because the sheet,
which wa not bigger than a napkin, would
work out from under him and leave his
bare legs upon the naked wire. The rest
of the woodwork of this room is as blue As
the ~rafters, aud every room seems to have
its own bright color.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08

lance. AZ: anguish, 81; almanac, Il; ankle,
%; angel, 81; bedbug, Ssh besgar, ios; ar
senic, 19I; archbishop, log: athletic, 2s
bachelor, oct; bankrupt, 32si beastly, 36s
blackguard, 500, blockhead, 54R; Bolivar,
57s; braggart, Gil; burglar, Tot; bribery,
81: buxom, -; cabbage, 72s; butterfly,
71S: carouSal, S9I; knock-down, 500.
In describing weight medicine means )
pounds, Methodist 16! pounds, mildew
2lJ pounds, minister 81 pounds, and min
strel SO pounds; miser Al pounds, miss As
pounds, mistress 53 pounds, modest 90
pounds. monarch 50 pounds, monster STU
pounds, moody II pounds or under.
Twenty days mystery" means twenty
days in salt, and twenty days night
mare" means twenty days in pickle. The
language employed in buying and selling,
of course, differs from that employed
in the other ciphers. "Repulsive'
means to buy if the quality is choice.
'Resounded'' means to keep on buying.
''Reyelry" means TO stop buying, and
asks the question. also. How much have
YOU bought" The word ridicule means
that the cargo has been bought atloat, and
robber informs the buyer that the broker
can buy ut prices named, while rutian
means that the broker cannot buy and
hold on margin. Sacredly means Name
the highest price you will pay, and II we
can do better will give You the benefit y
There are thousands Of other words in
use that mean a great deal TO the man of
business.
The signal service which is under the
control of the War Department., has an cN-
tenSive cipher code of its own, by which q
signal service officer stationed Il in Man
itoba can telegraph one word 10 the signal
service man here and inform him that a
terrible blizzard is travelling east ut the
rate OLA mile every second. BY the use OF
one, two or three words a man nj the Sig
nal Service station i'll Jacksonville will de-
scribe temperature, the velocity and direc-
ton of the wind, and, If il has rained, how
much rain has fallen within the past TWEEN
tv-four hours. The most o%utlandish word
will mean that beautiful weather is predict
ed. and the most sublime and serene
expression of two or three or four words
will predict beastly weather. The govern
ment has contracts with the telegraph com
panics for The transmission of information
regarding the weather representations,
and while, III a measure, a great deal oi
money is saved by the use of a telegraph
cipher, one OF the main features Is the con-
v%eniencc afforded and the saving of time by
the innovation OF the cipheTs.
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Answers will he published in two weeks
rhotorranhInc a Navajo Baby.

Nature.
had often lorGed for a good picture of
a Navajo baby in its native plains, and
here WAS al opportunity not TO be lost.
So, stepping a few feet out of the way, in
an instant | had my instrument in po-
sition, focused on the path, and, with in
Simultaneous snap ready, stood quietly
for my subject to pass. Ga he toddled
until he came within about thirty feet of
me, when he suddenly stopped, and to my
surprise, seemed to fully take in
the situation. At this stage | felt
quite sure that one of Our babies, espeCi-
ally Mt this tender age, would have hegun
to cry, and more than likely have retraCed
its steps to the hut from which it had
issued. Not 40, however, this infant Nav
| aio; and mark the difference. lie steadily
watched my every movement, aud was cv-
identity determined TO watch the lower hut.
Very cautiously leaving the path on the
side furtheSt from me, he was, in the next
instant, behind one of the sage brushes,
which was something over a foot tall
er than the baby. From this po-
sitiou he peered through the leafless
twigs at me, to see what | would
do about it. A little annoyed at this turn
of affairs, threw the focusing cloth over
NV head and turned the instrument on
him. Taking advantage of this temporary
%concealment Ofmy head, he ran, thorough
ly baby fashion, to the next lower brush,
a distance of some ten feet, where. hiding
as before, he crOuched down and stared at
me like n Young lynx through the twigs.
He now looked Tor all the world the young
Indian cub ut bay, with all the native in
stincts of his ancestors on the alert, and
making use OF all the strategy his baby
mind could muster.
1t was a wonderfully interesting pic,
ture to study; but, fearing hat / would
lose a permanent memcntO of it, | turned
to lift my instrument, with the view OF
taking a much nearer position, when again
facing the brush were | had last seen
the baby, it was, TO my great surprise not
there, but had scampered to the.next lower
one, in the direction of the hut for which
it was bound. A full grown buck of the
tribe could not have possibly managed
this last movement any better. As it ran
up TO the still next lower
brush, I was astonished beyond
measure Cfor, l take it, l am a good stalker
myself, how it took advantage of every,
thing that lay in the short intervening dis
lance, and how, after it arrived at the
brush, it Immediately took a position or
the opposite side of it from whichit could
|, make another quick start and yet not lost
sight of my movements. And, mind you.
, all this from a baby only 10 months old a
/ the most. As it was rapidly gaining it
; point and approaching the lower hut,
in sheer desperation l ran upon it
last place of cOncealment, holding
nv camera in such a way
that l could Immediately place the tripoC
in position, which | succeeded in doing
| with the lens levelled directly at its heaC
E and not three feet from it. 1t now stOot
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08

LANES COULDN'T OLD A y To IN"
The amusemeuts of the younger cOster-
mongers and their girls, in spite Of the Ell
forts made to elevate their tastes, nave not
improved greatly. On Easter Monday, ac-
companied by the artist, l visited Hamp-
stead Heath and found a great variety OF
cOsters and their families enjoying 4 days
outing. They were Of the better class.
They were dressed in the peculiar shaped
blue cloth coats, with trousers tight at the
knees and gradually spreading at the bot
tom until they almost covered their feet.
A row of tiny buttons Ornameuted the
lower parts Of their trousers. A favorite
amusement, in which the female cOster
joins, is that of ''cocoanut shying," or
knocking c~ocoanuts off sticks. One of the
proprietors of this game was greatly struck
with the energy displayed by a lass OF
eighteen.
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Mleditinal.
A Word About Catarrh.

1t is the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semi tluid envelope surro Inding the delicate lis.
SUES Of the air and food passages, that Catarrh
makes its stronghold. once established, II cats
into the very vitals, and renders life hut II long
drawn breath Of misery and disease, dulling the
sense of hearing, lrammcling the power of
speech, destroying the faculty of smell, taiuiIng
the breath, and killing the refined pleasures al
taste. lnsidiously, by creeping on from n simple
cold in the head, II assaults the membranoIls
lining and envelopes the bones, eating through
the delicate coats aud causing Inflammation,
Slnughiug and death. Nothing short Of total
eradication will secure health Ia the patient, and
all alternatives are simply procrasttnatei suffer
ingS. leading Ia a fatal termination. SANfoRD's
RADICAL Cure. 10y HhdiltDn and by Inhfr1dl
administration, has never failed, even when the
disease has made frightml inroahs on delicate
constitutions, hearing. smell ami taste have been
recovered, AMI the disease thoroughly driven
out
SANFoRp's RADICAL CURE consists OF one bot
tie 81 the RADIO, Al CURB, one box CATARHHAL
SOLVENT. aud one IMPROVED INHALER, neatly
wrapped in one package, with full directions,
price, 800.
POTTER DRUG Il CHEMICAL Co, BosToN.
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No. 5OG.-A Charade.

As down in the mystic demesnes of the ocean,
Whose pillows are kissing som pcarly walled
cave,
There stealeth Il murmur from shcll-lyrcs trem'
bling,
And keeping sweet time for the lig~ht-dancine
wave.
81 swcllcth the music that softly arises
From my HrSt when It's touched by Il gypsy
light hand;
With the spirit ormuSic her fingers are lowered
And sweet is the voice of my rrSt in the land.
A dark gypsy girl, with great eyes that are beam
ing
Like the wonderful planets that shine in the
South,
A wamdcrer of France with her motions cntranc
ing,
And sweet Gallo words on her ruby red mouth
Her soft voice calls through the broad yillag,
streets,
"Mrsiuucs Srroad McsSiours, roSboRtcS, f. priC',,.
Aud the lrhole, that lie pillowcd, dew sprnkIni
her breast,
Is blue a. II wave ofthc tropical SEA. H.
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1t is impossible to adequately treat this
subject in the limits of one letter, but
have presented some of the Characteristic
of the London coStermOnger. Some OF
them are honest men, but fear a MAORI
tv are not above cheating if they get a
chance. One man frankly told me that
they were obliged to give short weight and
measure or they could not live.
Il a manage to make you think you've
got Il lot over. | 'olds 'em up with my
fingers, bawling at the time cookies alive
or and down iops EN- into the basket
or dish" Another dodge in weighing l.
TO have a leaden plum or potato, aQuartel
or halfa pound in weight. Down goes the
scale, plump weight. "A little hover
And the bland cOster brushes OF the leader
PLAN.
Verify there are tricks in all trades.
| cannot close without a word about th'
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4 Few Quotations.
Til Rifs.

Tit Bits.
If there is a modern drama in existence
in which none of the following sentences
is to be found, It'd Bits would he glad to
know its name:
finland ne, %villainl
Not another word.
am lost,
All is lost.
Back again to the old homestead.
Tomorrow all the world will know that
Darcy O'Brien is a bankrupt.
You nave pronounced your own doom.
Fly ere it is too late!
Curses on We all,
Is it thus that we meet after all these
years?
No resource is left me but death.
Vaudeville Shocks, you are in my power.
Man. man, have you no pity.
Would you know my story? Listen.
Reginald! Reginald! Great heavens he
is gone!
All, you tremble!
This, then, is the end Of all.
Would that | were dead!
Hector Kelley, You see before you a
desperate man.
If you have no pity for me, at least con-
slider her.
And this is the man ! called my friend
YOu have sent for mel am here.
Oh. Percy, how ! have longed for this
meeting?
Can he suspect?
Villain, you have betrayed me.
Have you no mercy?
She must, she shall he mine!
So, so, all my schemes prosper.
The priceless heritage of an u~ntarnished
name.
YOu cast me Of-sO be it.
For years | have waited for this hour.
Wretch! would you strike 4 woman?
Who will save me?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08

good work being done by philantropists to
bring up he costermonger to higher
social stand; I'd. Several clubs have been
formed and = number of missions opened;
Yesterday | visited the famous Costers'
Hall on High street, Hoxton, founded by
Mr.. W. ]. Orsman, under the patronage OF
the late Earl of Shaftesbury. 1t Is a mag
n~iicent building, and the educational and
Christian work which these gentlemen are
doing, together with the operations OF the
school boards, cannot fail to bear fruit, II
not abundautly in this generation, most
aSsuredly in the next.
ROBERT L, PORTER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08

81 ClAlnyilIe accommodation, leaves wheel
ing al 800 n. M, 2l5 ami S:i5 n IN: loaves Rell'
air. AT SO n. IN, To- aud $40 y. M. Returning,
arrives nj Wheeling Al $40 a. m, lS and baDp y.
III, daily except sunday.
We have n 1000 n M. and l0ai p. m. train
through To Cincinnati without change, with
sleeper through to Cincinnati on night train.
Columbus Accommodation leaves Wheeling ~
?2d p IN. Bellaino al SO7 y. m, daily except sun.
day.
MoundSville Accommodation leaves Wheeling
AT 1900 NJ. and arrives nj Moundsyillc Al u -
p. NJ, daily except Sunday.
FAirmunt Accommodation leaves at 100 +, m.
Through coach from Wheeling u Cincinnati
daily on No. :, leaving Wheeling al 1000 =. m, Or.
rvins al Cincinnati al $50 =, m.
Il. K q. sleeping carr on all through trains.
Close connection made for all points South aud
Southwest, North and Northwest, making thb .
desirable route for coloniSts and persons moving
To the great west, and W whom particular atkn
ton II given.
Tickets tn all principal points on sale al depof,
Sleeping car accommodations can lie secured at
7. G.. BURKE,
Ticket Agent Is. q u. DEPOT.
JOHN BAlllE-
Ticket Agent, under Mclnrc honss.
JOHN T LANE, TRAY. Passenger Agent.
G.. X. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent
DAVID LEE. General superintendent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08

the police court reports show that n of
his f~avorite diversions Saturday night is
knockin "the MisSus" about. A forlOrn
spectacle these poor creatures often pre-
sent Monday morning, in the police courts,
though as a matter of record a large ma
iority of the charges lodged Saturday night
are withdrawn Monday morning, the COM
plainants declaring it hall a mistake"
on the part of the 'perlice; for lambs
couldn't old a candle to i'm, he's that
gentle" A few shillings fine and n eau
ton is usually the penalty for a case such
as that illustrated by our artist.